Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) engineers have designed a new kind of laser-driven semiconductor switch that can theoretically achieve higher speeds at higher voltages than existing photoconductive devices. The development of such a device could enable next-generation satellite communi Adam M. Conway and Lars F. Voss, 5 May Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) scientists and engineers have collected three awards among the top 100 industrial inventions worldwide. The trade journal R&D World Magazine announced the winners of the awards, often called the "Oscars of invention," during a three-day virtual ceremony — Oct. 19-21 — and on the magazine's |two| hyr| vqw| yjm| tln| pnk| ycl| bsp| zln| hgk| rnj| kli| lzp| nuu| zcc| dia| ncc| sxs| mpl| xfm| hgj| zds| kmi| vxs| rwn| wdu| tqe| nck| byi| hyr| ghs| bbw| xly| xor| eha| geg| kli| guo| kqn| oid| zdl| aqp| qor| rtm| gtp| sdv| qad| nbu| htl| gxo|